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2018
Two houses in Sicily, one in Pedara on Mount Etna, the other in Acireale on the Ionian Sea. The first is in the middle of a wood, the second stands high above the water. Both share a sense of dialogue with nature and a search for an exclusive relationship with light. “At Pedara the random arrangement of the wooden panels echoes the irregular one of the
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Two houses in Sicily, one in Pedara on Mount Etna, the other in Acireale on the Ionian Sea. The first is in the middle of a wood, the second stands high above the water. Both share a sense of dialogue with nature and a search for an exclusive relationship with light. “At Pedara the random arrangement of the wooden panels echoes the irregular one of the
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Craft Research, 2016
Abstract This article is an autobiographical review by Jeff Zimmer discussing his multi-layered illuminated paintings on glass and how the theme of ambiguity threads through his work. Aesthetic and conceptual developments over the past decade are traced in this article, including research on mythological models of ambiguity, connections ...
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Abstract This article is an autobiographical review by Jeff Zimmer discussing his multi-layered illuminated paintings on glass and how the theme of ambiguity threads through his work. Aesthetic and conceptual developments over the past decade are traced in this article, including research on mythological models of ambiguity, connections ...
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Prospects for quarkonium studies at the high-luminosity LHC
Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics, 2022David d'Enterria +2 more
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Eleanor Hogan review the book 'Battarbee and Namatjira', Martin Edmond, published by Giramondo Press, Australia, 2014.
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Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1966
E J, Breneman, C J, Bartleson
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E J, Breneman, C J, Bartleson
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On the FRB luminosity function – – II. Event rate density
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 2020Rui Luo, Yunpeng Men, Kejia Lee
exaly
Abstract This chapter introduces the principle of Reflective Luminosity: if you know that you know p, then you omega know p. The chapter develops six benefits of this principle: it explains how assertion and action could require omega knowledge; it explains why three iterations of knowledge seems like the same thing as four; it explains ...
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